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Get Apple TestFlight
Install Apple’s free TestFlight app from the App Store on the iPhone or iPad you want to use. Pknight Live requires iOS or iPadOS 17 or later.
PKNIGHT LIVE / TESTFLIGHT
Make the next
version better.
Real setups. Honest feedback. Small improvements that make lighting control feel easier.
Open the public TestFlight link ↗No email request needed. Installation opens after Apple approves the public beta.
Where the project stands
The public TestFlight group and link are ready. The first external beta has been submitted to Apple and is awaiting Beta App Review, so installation is not available yet. Once Apple approves the build, this same link will let you join and install without requesting an email invitation. Pknight Live is not yet on the App Store; no release date has been announced.
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Open the public link
After the beta is approved, open the public link on your device, accept the invitation, then tap Install in TestFlight. If Apple says the beta is not accepting testers, approval or availability is still pending. Keep backups of important projects; test builds can change or expire.
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Try it, then tell us
Start with a small setup. Share what you expected, what happened, and the steps to reproduce it. Use TestFlight feedback or email us. A screenshot or short recording often helps.
WHAT WE WANT TO LEARN
Better in the
places that matter.
- Is finding a profile and patching fixtures clear?
- Do color, position and fader controls feel predictable?
- Are scene transitions and sequence controls easy to follow?
- Does saving and reopening a project keep your work intact?
- How does the app behave with your Pknight hardware?